Scorchio's Quest - Revision history

Huntertur: Add Category:Neopets

2023-05-20T16:53:09Z

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	[[Category:Flash]]		[[Category:Flash]]
			[[Category:Neopets]]

Huntertur: /* Scorchio's Quest I (Scorchio's Adventure) */ Add an image for the softlock

2023-05-16T23:54:52Z

Scorchio's Quest I (Scorchio's Adventure): Add an image for the softlock

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	=== Known issues ===		=== Known issues ===
			[[Image:Scorchio's Quest softlock.PNG\|thumb\|An example of the game getting stuck mid-transition]]

	* The enemies in the second room move too quickly to sneak by if you're on a fast enough computer.		* The enemies in the second room move too quickly to sneak by if you're on a fast enough computer.
	* The intro and game over screens progress too quickly if you're on a fast enough computer.		* The intro and game over screens progress too quickly if you're on a fast enough computer.

Huntertur: /* Known issues */ Add change in physics

2023-05-16T21:57:55Z

Known issues: Add change in physics

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	* Spamming a movement key can be faster than holding it down, but if the computer is slow enough, the keys will get queued.		* Spamming a movement key can be faster than holding it down, but if the computer is slow enough, the keys will get queued.
	* Casting magic in the first room will cause the projectile to be stuck in place and prevent you from casting magic again.		* Casting magic in the first room will cause the projectile to be stuck in place and prevent you from casting magic again.
			* Movement on the second floor is completely different than on the first floor. On the first floor, movement is rigid and precise. On the second floor, movement is like you're on ice.

	=== Interesting things from decompilation ===		=== Interesting things from decompilation ===

Huntertur: /* Scorchio's Quest I (Scorchio's Adventure) */ Add findings

2023-05-16T21:57:07Z

Scorchio's Quest I (Scorchio's Adventure): Add findings

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 * "scripts -> frame 298 (start) -> DoAction" prints the string "jasklf;jdkls;ajfkdlsj;"
 * "scripts -> frame 300 -> DoAction" prints the string "jskal;jkdl;sjk;lfdj"
 == References ==

Huntertur: /* Interesting things from decompilation */ Add framerate

2023-05-16T21:28:59Z

Interesting things from decompilation: Add framerate

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	* SWF version is 5. Since SWF version wasn't decoupled from Flash version until Flash 10, this implies Flash 5 is the minimum version.		* SWF version is 5. Since SWF version wasn't decoupled from Flash version until Flash 10, this implies Flash 5 is the minimum version.
			* The framerate (at 0x000010) is set to 0x3C, or 60 FPS.
	* "scripts -> frame 228 (first) -> DoAction" appears to have all the actual game loop logic		* "scripts -> frame 228 (first) -> DoAction" appears to have all the actual game loop logic
	** The game automatically sets the quality to Low during transitions, then back to Medium when done		** The game automatically sets the quality to Low during transitions, then back to Medium when done

Huntertur: /* Interesting things from decompilation */ Add more found things

2023-05-16T21:08:45Z

Interesting things from decompilation: Add more found things

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	* SWF version is 5. Since SWF version wasn't decoupled from Flash version until Flash 10, this implies Flash 5 is the minimum version.		* SWF version is 5. Since SWF version wasn't decoupled from Flash version until Flash 10, this implies Flash 5 is the minimum version.
	* "scripts -> frame 228 (first) -> DoAction" appears to have all the actual game loop logic		* "scripts -> frame 228 (first) -> DoAction" appears to have all the actual game loop logic
			** The game automatically sets the quality to Low during transitions, then back to Medium when done
			** Lots of debugging tracing, mainly printing the direction of a pressed movement key, and "hello" when using magic
	* "scripts -> frame 298 (start) -> DoAction" prints the string "jasklf;jdkls;ajfkdlsj;"		* "scripts -> frame 298 (start) -> DoAction" prints the string "jasklf;jdkls;ajfkdlsj;"
	* "scripts -> frame 300 -> DoAction" prints the string "jskal;jkdl;sjk;lfdj"		* "scripts -> frame 300 -> DoAction" prints the string "jskal;jkdl;sjk;lfdj"

Huntertur: /* Interesting things from decompilation */ Add one more thing

2023-05-16T20:55:53Z

Interesting things from decompilation: Add one more thing

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	Decompiler used: https://github.com/jindrapetrik/jpexs-decompiler		Decompiler used: https://github.com/jindrapetrik/jpexs-decompiler

			* SWF version is 5. Since SWF version wasn't decoupled from Flash version until Flash 10, this implies Flash 5 is the minimum version.
	* "scripts -> frame 228 (first) -> DoAction" appears to have all the actual game loop logic		* "scripts -> frame 228 (first) -> DoAction" appears to have all the actual game loop logic
	* "scripts -> frame 298 (start) -> DoAction" prints the string "jasklf;jdkls;ajfkdlsj;"		* "scripts -> frame 298 (start) -> DoAction" prints the string "jasklf;jdkls;ajfkdlsj;"

Huntertur: Add interesting things from decompilation

2023-05-16T20:47:55Z

Add interesting things from decompilation

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	* Spamming a movement key can be faster than holding it down, but if the computer is slow enough, the keys will get queued.		* Spamming a movement key can be faster than holding it down, but if the computer is slow enough, the keys will get queued.
	* Casting magic in the first room will cause the projectile to be stuck in place and prevent you from casting magic again.		* Casting magic in the first room will cause the projectile to be stuck in place and prevent you from casting magic again.

			=== Interesting things from decompilation ===

			Decompiler used: https://github.com/jindrapetrik/jpexs-decompiler

			* "scripts -> frame 228 (first) -> DoAction" appears to have all the actual game loop logic
			* "scripts -> frame 298 (start) -> DoAction" prints the string "jasklf;jdkls;ajfkdlsj;"
			* "scripts -> frame 300 -> DoAction" prints the string "jskal;jkdl;sjk;lfdj"

	== References ==		== References ==

Huntertur: /* Known issues */ Add bug about casting magic in the first room

2023-05-16T19:47:53Z

Known issues: Add bug about casting magic in the first room

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	=== Known issues ===		=== Known issues ===

	* The enemies in the ~~first~~ room move too quickly to sneak by if you're on a fast enough computer.		* The enemies in the second room move too quickly to sneak by if you're on a fast enough computer.
	* The intro and game over screens progress too quickly if you're on a fast enough computer.		* The intro and game over screens progress too quickly if you're on a fast enough computer.
	* The Pant Devil in the intro has corrupt graphics.		* The Pant Devil in the intro has corrupt graphics.
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	* If you spam a movement key through a transition, the game might get confused and then transition you to the screen one and a half screens behind you, likely showing a black area on half the display. Then, it might roll forward one screen, leaving you stuck halfway between screens, still letting you move around but otherwise requiring a refresh.		* If you spam a movement key through a transition, the game might get confused and then transition you to the screen one and a half screens behind you, likely showing a black area on half the display. Then, it might roll forward one screen, leaving you stuck halfway between screens, still letting you move around but otherwise requiring a refresh.
	* Spamming a movement key can be faster than holding it down, but if the computer is slow enough, the keys will get queued.		* Spamming a movement key can be faster than holding it down, but if the computer is slow enough, the keys will get queued.
			* Casting magic in the first room will cause the projectile to be stuck in place and prevent you from casting magic again.

	== References ==		== References ==

Huntertur: /* Known issues */ Add issue about movement speed

2023-05-16T19:46:25Z

Known issues: Add issue about movement speed

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	* There doesn't seem to be any indication of how much magic you have left. Also, the amount of magic you can cast seems to differ between each playthrough. Maybe you're supposed to have infinite magic, but it bugs out?		* There doesn't seem to be any indication of how much magic you have left. Also, the amount of magic you can cast seems to differ between each playthrough. Maybe you're supposed to have infinite magic, but it bugs out?
	* If you spam a movement key through a transition, the game might get confused and then transition you to the screen one and a half screens behind you, likely showing a black area on half the display. Then, it might roll forward one screen, leaving you stuck halfway between screens, still letting you move around but otherwise requiring a refresh.		* If you spam a movement key through a transition, the game might get confused and then transition you to the screen one and a half screens behind you, likely showing a black area on half the display. Then, it might roll forward one screen, leaving you stuck halfway between screens, still letting you move around but otherwise requiring a refresh.
			* Spamming a movement key can be faster than holding it down, but if the computer is slow enough, the keys will get queued.

	== References ==		== References ==